The fast-growing Bear-Gasgow area is getting a business association and the airport in New Castle will see its 200,000th passenger as low-fare carrier Frontier closes in on its first year of operations.
Across the highway, the iconic doughnut chain Krispy Kreme returns to Delaware with a new store at the site of a former Pizza Hut.
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Check out the following stories:
Business group formed in Bear-Glasgow
Krispy Kreme to open on July 1
WSFS, Wyoming merger gets blessing of federal regulator
Wilmington-Philadelphia Regional Airport to reach 200,000 passenger mark.
Redner’s opening store in Georgetown.
Tech Forum to tour new University of Delaware labs.(web only)
Dr. Gary Wirt named president at Goldey-Beacom College.
Retired developer Fusco pledges $5 million for A.I. duPont Hospital
Punkin Chunkin could be headed to Dover.
Bloom Energy first Delaware company to plant garden in effort to fight hunger.
Viewpoint: The infrastructure bill is coming due.
Lending sources moves over to First State Community Loan Fund.
Smyrna brewery closer to becoming a reality.
Delaware’s most interesting business people page.
Business licenses (Bulletin only).
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